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Barack Obama To Become A Comedian After White House?

The U.S President had the biggest jokes for the Seattle Seahawks and its likely Comedy is his next big thing!

President Barack Obama might be looking at the comedy business as a post-White House job! He was giving out a speech at the 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. yesterday to honor the reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks when he dived into full time joke-making before the player's every own eyes.

The US president left everyone laughing so hard and almost wished he stayed talking. Ok, less writing, just watch the World's number one man ditch his White House garment for a stand up comedian.

Watch [Thanks TMZ for the video]

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